Melbourne Toll Roads — Current Car Tolls

$0.54$12.64 per car toll, by road

3 tolled roads and crossings in Melbourne — full table below

Operator schedules · as at July 2026 quarter

Melbourne's tolls sit on long-standing motorway networks that ring and cross the city, joined more recently by a new river crossing that links them further. Between them they carry much of the cross-town traffic that avoids the surface streets.

Pricing is generally worked out per section of road you use, with a cap on what a single trip can cost so a long run across the network doesn't climb without limit. The operators publish the current per-section rates and the trip caps, which is the place to check before relying on any figure.

Melbourne toll roads — car (Class A) tolls
RoadOperatorCar tollPricing
CityLinkTransurban / CityLink Melbourne Ltd (Linkt)$2.11–$12.64Tolled by entry/exit toll points: car trip prices range from $2.11 (shortest sections, e.g. Swan St-Exhibition St Extension) to the $12.64 trip cap (e.g. Monash Fwy-Tullamarine Fwy full run); a typical single section is $3.37. Trip cap $12.64 = maximum toll for a single uninterrupted trip (CityLink has no daily cap for cars — the 24-hour pass at $24.25 is the daily product; Tulla Pass $8.63, Weekend Pass $24.25). Prices for the quarter 1 Jul-30 Sep 2026; escalates quarterly (fixed ~4.25% p.a. until 30 Jun 2029, CPI thereafter).
West Gate TunnelTransurban (Linkt)$4.22–$6.75Opened 14 December 2025 — tolling live. Car toll points: West Gate Tunnel $4.22, Hyde St ramps $4.22, AM Peak $6.75 for inbound cars using the City West exits (Footscray Rd/Wurundjeri Way/Dynon Rd) 7am-9am weekdays excl. public holidays. Cars are not tolled on the West Gate Freeway itself (heavy vehicles only). Continuous WGT+CityLink trips are charged once on a Linkt account. 24-hour pass: $17.31 (WGT only) or $39.33 (WGT + CityLink). Prices for the quarter ending 30 September 2026.
EastLinkConnectEast$0.54–$8.0513 toll zones for cars: zone 1 (Springvale Rd-Ringwood Bypass/Maroondah Hwy) $3.70; zones 2-5 $0.54 each; zones 6-11 $0.80 each; zones 12-13 $1.88 each. Normal trip cap $8.05; car tolls and cap discounted 20% on Saturdays, Sundays and Victorian public holidays (weekend cap $6.45); single-toll-zone trip cap $4.03; trip pass $8.05 per one-way trip. Valid 1 July 2026 - 30 June 2027 (adjusted annually 1 July per CPI).
Rates as published by each operator, as at July 2026 quarter. Tolls escalate on operator schedules.
Toll reliefNone — Victoria has no government toll-relief/rebate scheme for cars (as at July 2026). Operator discounts only: EastLink car tolls are 20% off on weekends and Victorian public holidays.

Frequently asked questions

How much are tolls in Melbourne?
Car tolls in Melbourne currently range from about $0.54 up to $12.64 per road or trip, depending on the road, distance and time of day. The table above lists every road's current rate.
Do toll prices change?
Yes — most Melbourne toll roads escalate on a quarterly or annual schedule set by the operator or their concession deed. Treat any published table as current at its stamp and check the operator before a big trip.

Other toll cities

Sources — figures current as at 17 July 2026.

Tolls are operator-set and change on their own schedules — verify the current toll with the operator before travelling. Caps and time-of-day pricing apply on some roads as noted.